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CTSI’s Open House Brings Research Community Together
Faculty, students and staff from across the University's research community came out for the CTSI's annual open house on December 11, 2024.
K12 Program Launches New Group for Career Development
The CTSI hosted a kick-off event on December 6 for a new program aimed at supporting career development and mentorship to enhance academic success.
CTSI Welcomes Back Dr. Daniel Armstrong as Its New Lifespan and Special Populations Lead
Daniel Armstrong, Ph.D., Director of the Mailman Center for Child Development, has been named the CTSI’s lifespan and special populations lead as he continues his collaborative work on the CTSA Lifespan Enterprise Committee, engaging individuals with disability in the research process. Dr. Armstrong is the founding director of the CTSI's master's program.
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